Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-15
LealIng futures ranged.
REvIEw or rnE CHICAGO MARKBT.

CHICAGO. November li.-Business on Change
hal more Of the old-time activity this morning
than for many weeks None Of the leading arr
tlcles of speculation we're neglected. and there
was a uniform advance Ia The price OF corn,
small grains, and provisions. which was very
gratifying 20 the bulls Wheas aia hos sIu Ia
vol maintained during the session, and the
action Of the market was quite satisfactory. Inc
market was not affected by the Fisible-euppV
statement. which showed an increase Of s,ilOtlW
bushels. but was controlled largely ny sympathy
with corn. Trading on the part OF local operators
at times quite active and OUTSIDE business WAS
brisk. Scalpers took considerale amounts on
the reactions May and December we're par
ticularly In request Corn was The leader for
activity and better prices to-day. There was
largo volume Of miscellaneous trading. Inc
market was az times conslierapy ehci'eI, ana
interest increased "a the price went up. To be-
gin with cash corn sold up 10 49,. "hen FUTURES
began TO Jump up. Many bulls, VINO hah be-
neyed there would be- drop Just before SUD
stantlal advance and had sold short on nat be-
lief, became alarmed lest the market should get
away from them, aud there was general
camor for corn, and the maiket closed
strong and sake. higher. Oas mahhes,ed
considerable nrmness, aud very good
speculative demand existed. Trading, however,
was largely centcred In May. Its strength
was largely due 10 sympathy Win the adNahce
in corn. Provisions opened rather weak under
the influence of liberal receipts aud lower prices
In the hog market Spectators were moro IN
clined 10 sell, and during the early part OF me
session lower prices were accepted AZ decline.
However the demand improved and Gradually
grew stronger Prices we're advanced 10 outside
usures with mOdet atoly Tree trading ~ ADJ
vancing scale. During the latter part OF the ses-
sion the feeiirg was easier asain, ana prices
settled back TO medium ngureS but nnaiy
closed higher Speculative trading conferred
mainly In contracts for January, February, and
March. The demand on shipping account was
fair. while offerings were slightly Increased.
sellers. however. were 1rm In their views, aud
the record OF transactions showed very little
change In prices. Tho receipts Of products con-
tinue ialt and shipments were liberal
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE ND, November ii-Cotton steady
anI quiet middllng. i0a al0'ic. Flour quiet
ana steady: Howard.Street aud western super
nne, ~ 37af2.15; do. extra, s3at360; do family,
s. 75as4. %: city mills superilne. t2.3at9tO DO.
extra, f3aFl62; do. Rio brands. h.2atlO;
Patapsco supcratye patent, 1875; do. .'-ily,
$3.50 Wheat-Southern easier; red, pa5N
amber. ssaS3c. western nrmer No. ..nter
red. spot SOhaS0f.c.; November, pAasic.'
December slAas9bc.: January, ~ tafSs.
Corn-Southern firm; white, isaojc. yeiio" "a
&c.: western nrm mixed. spot, bike. blu,
November. 5lNa52r.; December, new, NSa
5iitc.; year, So ajiN NC. bid January, 5laol &C.
Oats firm ana quiet; southern and fennsyNh-
MIA, 3la35c.: western white, 35a3c western
mixed, 23aSic. Rye firm at 60a6sc Hay easy
and quiet: prime 10 choice western, tliaslo.
Provisions steady. Messpork, tltA BULK
meats-ShOulders and clear-rlb sides, packed,
U
sides. sac.; hams, l2ai2Ac. Lard-Renned, -.
Butter firm; western packed, l7asc; creamery,
22a95c. Eggs steady at 23a2ic Petroleum steady
refined, &c. Coffee frmer: hio cargoes,
ordinary 10 fair, T. alSAc sugar steady;
soft, 1913; copper refined easier, at ii Halzc.
Whiskey steady aud quiet at tl:iiaN.la.
Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer quiet; o0s-
ton, 3D.. -four, i. 3D.. grain, "a.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. November iL-Turpentne firm
"a. a ar al nalA
S5c. Tar steady at ID. Crude turpentine hrihi
hard, sL05; yellow-dip and virgin, =.
COTTON MARKETS.
| NORFOLK, VA, November lL-Cotton arm:
/ mlddnng, lj-lsc Net receipts. o6ss bales (;
gross receipts, 56s2 bales; stock. A. i9 bales
sales, 5000 bales; exports-coastsise, $50
bales 70 Great Britain, - bales; 20 France.
bales: TO the Continent, - bales.
WILMINGTON SIsg;o n c. Nos Tsa 9ecelp EoG
bales: stock. ,23d bales; exports-coastwise,
- bales 10 the Continent --- bales; ~
Greet Britain, - bales; 70 France, = bales.
sAyASSAH, GA. November lL-Cotton dnll !:
gross receipts, 71s5 bales; sales, 800 bales;
stock, l05.2is bales: expOrts-c0asiwise, 6OT
bales: % the Continent, 800 bales; " Great
Britain. -- bales; 20 France, $500 bales.
AUGUSTA. ia, November il.-Cotton hrm;
mildling, CSC. Receipts, 1850 bales; sales,
2Jl bales.
CaAELEsroN. 8. G., November iL-cottou
drm: middllng, g1.c Net receipts. i,i4
bales; gross receipts ABA bales; sales, 500
bales; stock, $3.50 bales eXports-to Great
Britain, bales 10 the Continent. -
bales; coastwise, 1888 bales: 70 France, 6,ll3
bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. November iI.-C0ttOn-Net re-
/ coipts, none gross receipts, 9,s96 bales. fa-
lures closed steady; sales, 1900 bales; No
yember $40 36isl0 81: December, $40 %; Jaou-
airy. so. 40asl04i February $40 47afi0.4s: March,
/ si05iasl0t5; April. $40 62asl062: May, N06sa
sl0.6g; June. sl0.7la$i0 20; July. N0soasi0sl.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReported for the Dispatch.
NOVEMBER lL-Market nrm. Prime, 3a3hc. |;
fancy. 3Hc.: common, 2a2S shellei. ~ ati9c.
Spanish. 2Hc.: factory hand-picked. 3sa4Hc.